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DIKoMoNT AIR LINE
L Schedule in effect March 18th, 1897.
30 \. M-tast Tenn Mail Daily for Warren ton,
Hordonsvie. charlottesville Lynclbur and Station
between Alexandria and I.yncliburc. Bristol knox
Vile. holte. taIcra. s.on'xoIuery and New Orleans
Pullman oisc.er Aasniuglp, to New Orleans.
Ito y Nj asst Elaii Daily for Warrelton, Char
tottCsylc. Gortlonsyile. Stations Ches * Ohio Route
IyIci.3urg ltochy Mount. Danville and Stations be-
TIVE IylciihuIg and Danville, Greensboro Raleigh
Charlotte. Atlanta Birnln g,anl Mon tgomery, New
GREENS cE: and California Pullman Sleeper New
York 10 A!anta, In connection with Pullman Sleencr3
Atlanta to New Orleans and Mann BoI,tiur Sleepers
for Birmingham, Slcksburg and Shreveport Solid
trails y aSlllgtou to Atlanta.
2:33 +. M;-Oaily except Sunday for Manassas
Stlasburg and rter1Eesiiatc Stations.
800 T. Nv cstcru Express Daily for Warrenton
Gordonsvle. Charlottesville Louisville Cincinnati
aud Line of Ches- and OHIO Route. Pullman Sleepers
aud Solid Trains Washington To Louisville: also for
Lynchburg, Bristol. Chattanooga. Memphis. Little
Rock and al Southwestern Points. Through Pullman,
Sleepers Washington to Little Rock without change
90 ML7Southern Express Daily for I.yncliburz,
Aiken Augusta, Atlanta Montgomery, New Orleans,
Texas and California Pullman Sleerers Washington
" Montgomery connecting with Pullman PIrur Cars
Aiontgoniery to New Orleans Pullman Sleepers Wasl-
ing ton to Aiken withuu: change.
Trains Washington and Ohio division lcave Wash
ington 912 M. Daily except Sunday, aud 4 II
Al. Daily: arrive Round Hill, 81 A. NJ and no p
N: Returnins leave Round Hill Cos A. II. Daily and
so D and gS,ft' Sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via. Charlotte, Dan.
vile and lynChburs arrive in Washington 81 10 A NJ
and S:.b T. NJ: via. East Tenn. Bristol and Lynch
Ohio Route and Charlottesville 1t $40 r. M St,s.s
bur-, Local g! J:41 \. ~.
Tickets; Sleeping Car reservation and information
furnished. and biSlge checked Office Coz pennsyl
R.liro:d 9th and streets. JAS. j.. TAYLOR,
uhl2 General PASSENGER Agent
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WINNERS IN Yesterdays RACEs--The winners
OF the races 1t LaJonia, yesterday were, w. III. H..
Unite, MlrJh AsceOla and ocean. AT Clifton
Rayen Dor, Miss Goodrich, Belmont, FL Trinidad
AID James A md
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REPUBLICANS WON'T CONFIRM FRED. GRANT.-The
republican senatorial caucus at Albany yesterday
by vote Of IA 10 d, agreed 10 postpone Indefinitely
acton on the confirmation OF MeSSrS- Fred. Grant
General SlceS and others for the Offices for which
they have been nominated by the governor
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IxPRIsoSED IRISH PRIESTS REIEAsED.-Judge
Boyd, IN Dublin, yesterday ordered the re-
lease OF Father Ryan, OF the HerbertstOwn
branch OF the National League, and Father Stat
Irry who were imprisoned Tor refusing 10 give
testimony III relation 10 the plan or campaign.
Their release il due To the decision OF the court OF
arpeaIs in the case OF Father Keller. The priests
left the prison quietly and no ovation in their
honor was attempted 10y the people.
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New FORK have purchased Tor $50, 900 the Sea-
board Compress Works at Norfolk and Ports.
I1uuth, Va.
N. Parnell's physicians have advised him TO go
10 the seaside for the Whitsun recess. His health
J. said 10 b- improved
the Turkish English convention relative 10
Egy pt requires the adhesion or all the powers be-
IOfe 10 becomes operative. England Is 10 be the
mandatory power in case OF disorder.
Though the ODoeryanceS at Gen. Grants Tomb In
Riverside Park next Monday Will lot be 50 eiabo-
rate as last year, the occasion Will be Signailzed
u! many Impressive features
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NURDExER COMMITS SCfCIDE--A special from
Houston. Texas, says: WIN Wernecke, who shot
his sister Mrs. Rumpe. saturday afternoon, on the
Houston and Texas central Railway, at a place
called section No 4, went scarcely 800 yards from
the scene OF his crime and blew out his own brains
Ills body has been found. Mrs. Rumpe Is still
ALI
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EsaRAv1se AND D1E S1sx1sa

+ q St. H.
Engraving on metal and wood Monogralns and crests
scala watches or ewelry Card engraving and print
Ing Seal engraving in aiits branches BooEbinders'
stamps for king and all kinds Of STAMPING matersi
Gold silver bullion embroidering Relias and ali
kinds Of lodge DArzDhernaliA mhlS
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HOTELS.
TTlHE ALTAMONT,

HUNHE ALTAMONT,
Il BALTIMORE Md
Admirably located at corner Eutaw Place and Tan
vale Acknowledged the handsomest site and highest
in every room actually the coolest and cleanest spot
In Baltimore Admirable family apartments and de-
sirable for transents Absence Of dust and
qutoes Other advantages make this Hotel altogether
unsurpassed comfortable, beautiful and thor
oughly healthful home Address -~ 'A'A-
ap4-3m W. L. sTORK Proprietor
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
Daily Line. The Popular and Safe ST. alners LAKE
and MOSELEi: Elegantly furnished throughout.
Large and airy staterooms. One OF which leaves daily
from Itn-st wharf at stopping at Plney Point
each way. Dining loon main deck and table sup
FILED with all the decacies of the Meals, %
cents.
Staterooms secured and baggage checked at GIG and
1871 Penn. ave. aud on steamer. Telephone call
~. lnyl3 emo
STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7TH-ST. WHARF
y Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, at am, for
Potomac river landings Aattox Greek Grind
ers wharf, Sundays down and " ednesdays up. Brents
and Chapel Point. Thursdays down and Mondays and
g. T. JONES, Agent, 7th-st wharf.
JOHN McGAHEE, Alexandria, Va, Agent. milo
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
sumo her trips between BALTIMORE and WASH
INGTON and for all landings on the Potomac River
March lst, leaving Baltimore Tuesdays and Fridays at
ps S1 Ell ass
f26-6m once: 18th and Penn. ave NV
EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS;
SE% S f. xhs an
tHd saS " ssasSHs S1s:
Clements Bay. Nd Connects with B. and .: r x. at
Shepherds. See schedule JOHN B. PADGETT, Agt
c. ". RIDLEY. Manager. jas
D1REGT ~, Y9RK7EyEIGHTT STE STEAMERS
wharf ss iva Washington. me- every THURSDAY MORNING
Freight at lowest rates. ap4
MT. VERNON! MT. VERNON!
STEAMER ". ". CORcoRAN
I. char s a lesc
seI6 L BLAKE. Captain.
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Will Force the Hill Through.

TIRE TORIES MEAN TO PASS THE CRIMES BILL. IN
SHORT ORDER.
SIR AlgernOn Borthwick, conservative mem
Der Of parliament for south kensington, and
proprietor OF the London Morning Post In
an address 10 his constituents Monday even
ing SAID that after the NhtSun recess the govern
mrnt proposed 10 force the passage OF the Irish
crIHle> aCr amendment bill within specified Pc
riUd. whether or no all the amendments To the bill
disposed Of
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EDDY RErR1erR.roRs.
WITH SLATE STONE SHELVES, THE
BEST FOR FAMILY USE
THE LO RIL L r REFRIGERATORS;
BEST KNOWN FOR CLUBS, HOTELS AND
RESTAURANTS
NJ. w. BEvERIDGE
IMPORTER OF CHINA
No. 1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
AGENT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUM-
B1A. ap2O-w IS BIN
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KILLED BY A SPIpER,s RIrR-Mr Geo Kihitz &

KILLED A SPIDERS BITE--Mr Geo. KibitZ OF
No. TO 9Th avenue, New York, was dandling his
httlc one year-od his knees Saturday after
noon, when he noticed dark gray, shOrt-legged
spider crawling on his childS hand. Before he
brushed the insect away the child gave cry OF
pain and It's hand began TO swell A doctor was
called and pronounced the child poisoned By the
spiders bite. sunday evening it died after H.
tense suffering
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VNHE WASHINGTON INN AND COTTAGESA 4
SITUATED ON GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS. lie ]

Will be opened JUNE 10. 1887, under the manage
ment of Mr. A. r. WOOD late Of Windsor Hotel Sara
tosa Springs This Inn has just been completed and
handsomely furnished Supplied with Gas, Electric
Bells and all the modern improvements. This is q
lovely spot to pass the summer months commanding
magnificent view Of Washington and the surround
ing country Shade trees and splendid orchard on the
grounds Special inducements offered to Officers of the
Army and Navy. Apply at Messrs BATEMAN CO,
1411 f st. NV. Hours from am. to lem.
A. r. WOOD Manager
The Tenleytown Coach leaves corner of High and
Bridge SITS. every half hour for the Inn. myl4-1m
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CROSSE BLACKwELL's OXFORD SAU-
SAGE
French-made Plum Pudding
Stillon Cheese in tin.
Frontage Menauta in tin.
Picked Oysters in glass.
Underwcod's Chicken and Ham.
Truffied Chicken Liver
Potted Meats
n. ". bIGLAIIAL
my2O loSJ
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THE b. AND q. RELIEF 4

THE Is. AND q. RELIEF AsSOCIArION.-The state
ment OF the h. and q. Railroad Employees Relief As
SociatOn Tor March shows that 80 80 Was paid on
Account " sickness and death Since the organ-
iLitlou OF tine association, from May 1St 1850, to
March 3l>t, 1857, there was paid 81, 363, 3Ss;. OF
this amount S:}6O,5.25 was paid Tor accidental
deaths $40, 434 for injuries, s7O,.l for surgical
expenses, I.s,49l Tor natural sickness, and
81. Ill Tor death from natural causes
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RAILROADS.
VTNHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 The NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
sr DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY.


STEEL H1iE r, MAeSiSE
Train. leave nom at Corner of sixth
and streets, as follows:
sss ing Sss s'sS sa.!s -:
daily to G.sr.sal ana IS ns
and Buffet Car to 81 Louis daily except saturday.
T5ss ef s ssspns
Cans Washington 70 CHICAGO and St Louis, and Haf-
fas shfsash S.s an, md
and the West with through Sleeper Harrisburg 70
BATTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
sa saturday with Palace
For ",iliaam np Leck Haven and ElmrA at $50
snnd . s:S5 AZ lSoS and 4 20 on
1l:a0P NJ Limited Express Of Pullman ,Parlor
SaSs giO NJ daily. except Sunday. and 400
For For Boston without change, 200 P N every day
SrssS sitE With beats e SrSetlsn Sass1 ssEd
For f a% 800 !, ;oe; and 15:4oAM.
ITO Limited R R1prs e: $40 M w sea
For Baltimore. s;35, S.s5. 100, s:4o $50, 11;1o
mo s $40 1870 and pp 4SP 8 On Sun
a:{o, 800. s :,S 100 900 and So II 20 oo 4;o0
For Popes Greek Line. 1925 AN. and 4:4O NJ daily.
- except SUNDAY
For Annapolis. 1:25. 11:4O AM. and APO I'M.
3aiiy. except Sunday Sundays. 900 AM, 4:10
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandria $780, 6:45, s: 40 e:47. 1857 AM
2;04 neon, 2:o5. 4;25. 4:35. 6;0I, sos, 1905
10:?7 AN $50, 6:01 3 :U5. and 10o5P.M
For Richmond and the South, 800. 10 81 AN daily.
Trains IesSe Aiexanaris for WsshinSten eos 500
9:1O, 1915, L :07 AN: 1:20, 300, 3:23, 5:10
?:05, 9:32 and 1O:42 PM, and l2:15 midnight
Except Monday. On Sunday at 500. 2:10. and
I1:01 AN 200, $40. :U5 80, 10:42 T. NJ and
12:15 night.
Tickets and information at the Office, northeast
ner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania and at the
station, where orders be left for the checkingOf
baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. f. PUGH, General Manager
]. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent myl6
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PROPOSALS

- ovCpN,IpNn DD,>-,r,>,<, ,,,,,1,
10 cont Contractors and Builders
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, JUNE :, 1857 tor the cree
with one floor with iron beams to be erected adjacent
t. this Office Plans and speciicatons may he seen nj
the e., office Of the Architect OF the Capitol.
Proposals mus be Endorsed on the enyelore "PRO
YIN IIo u Hl StnISr
my25, 7,3Oju1S35t Pubic Printer
V,REAsURY DEPARTMENT, MAY 23D, 1857
Il Sealed proposals will be received at the Office OF
the superniender for furnishing supplies for use Of
the Treasury Department in the city i Washington
posas will be opened at Two O'CLOCK P N on the
For REMOVING ashes Tuesday. June A. 1887
For washing towels. ...... Tuesday June IA 1881
0f pa s purchase Oh waste Tuesday June a. 1887
For lumber ....... Thursday. june Is. 1857.
For thursday, June IT, 1857
For ice. .Triday' June IL 1887
For For sssss Moay us sa 20 f
Printed schedules, CONTAINING instructions to bid.
aa a s ese r Il the to n
bids, or parts Of any bid and to waive defects.
-, -e-.He - -.
n BUREAU or MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
WAsu1SGToN D. c. May ~ 1881
u frVp"sad, enGGtsea fioposii ZOE 1aFe OF
Wed;crn snn G1,-.,orr ,t.,t;1 MIMI " = : " -
l. Y
III -, " - q" ~ a. ~ "Il' u
snS VIII De p1paS oieneo' i"r care OF .wo horses
nior',.rt. " as,N1,n - y 80 - - .i u.s. q.
1 & SUI 'oa' ~. - i"r e ise! year END
,icinit,. rs - me-, i| " AA ioi IA 'hc
EIa,i ,,rn,,s!,II ~, III i, , l.,
~ ~, ., 49, r. te ~ -, i W r. a. '
- ~ ~ -, 49,, - II, -, n. 800 Ia &c
~ -. ,,plli 70 ra:ery.d IN reiert anv ar ali LiIS
" e - ~ " ~ y II Ef~IVWiI
,,ro. ,au,, c,,oo,, i.a on ni = ->I-L-.
nay - wv" ,-'17eoii o'iiei't = . -'a'!.
npoposAJS FOR N.ERJEGR.NIT,E .SDp1r
fST,,> + WuI,E t1,E o. Iron ,LtIlE il'IS N -
GRAND STAiRWAYS -''D
aRcnIrrrT;s Orr1cr r. c C.p,ro,
WssH1SGToS II q Anil 'td ~
Proposals will be received Mt this otlicr until NAY
T!yJitsTS-ONE 1SS- Ar NOON fmr tl.a 49, 20
eons u the Terrace and s Maif1a 'ot the
Plans and ifcations may be seen at this Office
EDWARD CLARK
ap.:}-s I'm, wtm< :3Oincl Architect of Capitol.
-,l~,, . -, , ~ - -
k)NOPOSALS FOR tEESH BEEF, MUTTON AND
Il CohNED BEE.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND TREASURER
OF THE UNITED STATES SOLDIERS HOME.
WASHINGTON, ID. g, May23, 1887.
conditions will be received at thus office until ZEN
O'CLOCK A NJ; Oh FRIDAY, JUNE THIRD, 1SS1, 1T
winch time ana place they VIII be opened III presence
OIL bidders lof anu delivering az the Kitchen
hospital dairy anu gate hollseS OF the Soldiers Home
Fresh Beef. Mutton and Corned Beef as required by
the Secretary and Treasurer OF the Home for the
commencing July ISL, 1901, and ending June 30th
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DINEY POINT HOTEL. a,
This famous seaside resort will be opened VENA
Tor the reception of guests ,..tE i
JUNE nth.
new and spacious Hotel has been erected on the
site of the old pavilion, and newly and handsomely
furnished throughout. number of neat cottages have
been built aud the premises thoroughly renovated and
improved.
Families will find here all the comforts of home
combined with the attractions of first class resort
The Lake is supplied with fleet of boats for the
accommodation Of ladies, free OF cost
Games and amuSements of every kind provided for
the entertainment of guests
Prof r. +. Cardela's hne band has been engaged for
the season.
Fishing and Grabbing unsurpassed
good Livery at reasonable rates will be kept on the
premises.
The table will be supplied with abundance of
food together with the best that the Washington
folk and baltimore markets afford. Norfolk boats stop
daily at the Point For terms and information address
Ihos. W Williams. Manager Piney Point. Nd apply
To Wash. B.Wllliams, tn and ID SITS. for circular
WASH. b. WILLIAMS X son,
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

| Schedule in effect, SUNDAY. APRIL oath. 1887
| until further notice.
Leave Washington from Station. corner OF New Jer-
For Chicago, II 80 am and 10 pm daily. with
through coaches and sleeping cars The IL As am is
irving IL PittsbnrE 900 pm. Chicago next morn
ing at 10 fare is charged on this train for
For Cincinnati, Louisville and ST. Louis daily at 30
eepnr Cars to an s eu aS
CHANGE $50 Pm Is fast limited train TO Cincinnati
.:43: St: Louis 50 Pm. Noextra fare is charged on
For Pittsburv at ii :4:5 am and 90 PM daily to
PIittsburT Cleveland and Detroit. with Parlor and
For Lexington and Local Stations. 40 am daily
For POINTS on Shenandoah Valley R.R.. $3.50 pm.
I5r Hayrs de Grace, Newark. Wilmington and Phila-
deipiila, 30 AIN, 10 pm and 30 pm. daily.
Tor Wilmington Delaware and intermediate points
between Baltimore and Wilmington, 800 am. daily
t,d 1Sr Hayre GFass snsssy and intermediate sta
FSr Baltimore on week days, ; $50 $40. 100
sS a?a 5C 4s s 44d 5s 54o. 80 Pa ante
q s sca 4'sS 40 10 81 ass 50 :as
Sa1'gS sns ssS SIS $40 70 IN 10 and
e. ss @ y "a
S am daily Except Sunday and
s M Sa s1f Bane aPa1 aGF p day
Sunday stops at all stations For tiaithersburg and
intermediate POINTS $50 am: $50 and ll:2l pm
oaily eYceit sunday For Frederick $40 am. II 45
| a N. and 40 pm. daily, except Sunday.
| For Hayerstown $40 g. and 5:31 pm. daily ex.
! ceIi SUNDAY.
! Trans arrive from the West daily 30 7:20 am,
| 200 and -, pm.
From points on Shenandoah Valley R.R. 2 pm
| daily.
f Phaaerha c9es5eT w ana S on and Hayrs
From h"vEE De Grace. Slngerly and intermediate
| points north Of Baltimore, Ii 30 AIN.
T-oi. Annapolis $50 md 30, j.:.5 and 500
pin. Sunday. 10 30 ain, 6I:, pm.
FROM Haipers Fury aid Valley Railroad, $50 pm.
daily. except sunday
roln Frederick and intermediate points, S:25 a. N
and \: IL T. m daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Blltimnr Washington IT ) O. 30,
1:2o. 300 500 ana 1899 1I:l5. $50. g. t.
/ 20, 6:.30, ~. 200 and III 90 u. IN. Sulii iys
$50. 20, 9:o3 aud 1920 = ~. l:iO, 2:;So. 42O.
300, 6b. 10, 900 and II UD pm.
II! trains from " Washington stop Relay station,
excei l 30. .2l0 3: > and % pm.
Fer further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket ol..a, WASHINGTON station 6lS ard 1851
Pennsylvania l4th street. where orders
viii be- taken for baggage TO be checked aud received
any point III thu city.
w NJ CIEMEN rs. c. K. LORD. G.. p 4
Manager. Baltimore.
PFisf'E q SMIl II. FaSs'r Ag't. Washington. apps
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TUNHE BALDWIN. l.. /
Il BEACH HAVEN, n. j. V~v
Situated on Long Beach, six miles from 4:.lE i
Mainland Bounded by Atlantic Ocean and Ba cIlerat
Bay. Fishing and sailing unsurpassed. The Bald
VIM Is furnished IN tine most perfect manner. Fine
large ballroom and good music Lawn tennis courts
billiard and pool room also bowling alley Elevator
electric BELLS aud gas. Open from June tn until
October 1st JOSEPH PAGE, Proprietor
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ATTORNEYS.
SPECIALTIES.

A STHMA NEURALGIA, PARALYSIS, HYSTERIA
ANeryous Prostitution, Rheumatism and eli diseases
successfully treated without med cine, by W. r. PAR
KER Magnetic Healer, 40 10Th st. NV. Once hours
sn2.3
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FINANCIAL.
DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS DENTIST,
~ 9Th ST., corner Nv.
Filling Speciality: also, the toothache with
out extracting. A local anesthetic on the guns
aileVlates the pain OF EXTRACTING gal3
nR, T. NJ TALBOT, DENTIST, 49, 9TH ST.
~ three doors from corner Of t. Dentistry in all
branches leetA inserted "a per set All work
rxnted lIi
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ID REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE vRt
season 1887 opens JUNE Is. Pennsyl- l..hS i
yania Railroad access direct TO the Hotel rcuurs
Star office. Address WALTER BUTTON Manager tor
Bright House Co.. National Hotel. Washington d. G.
Ely13-lmo'
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HARDMAN PIANO WITH STUDENTS MUFF-
III ler. VIC METZEROTT l. CO.,
my21.1m QO.S Pa ave,
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Another Trunk mystery.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 24-The employees
of the Baltimore and Ohio Express
Com psny In this city made . CHASTITY
discovery to-day, which may turn out
to be another trunk horror. A wooden
box, about four feet long, WAS received
here this morning from Cincinnati. 1t
was addressed TO James Osborn, Pitts.
burg, Pa, and bad peculiar odor. A
search of the city failed TO dnd the per
son to whom the box was consigned,
and it was then decided to opsu IL.
When the lid was broken the express
men were Mortified TO find the mutt.
lated remains of man In an advanced
stage OF decomposition. The legs and
arms we're severed from the trunk In
order to crowd it into the box. Agent
Zimmerman, of the express company
closed the box and at once notified the
coroner. DR.. Dickson, y prominent sur
Reon here, made an examination OF tht
body, and gave it as his opinion that Il
had been the property Of q medical siu
dent, who had probably shipped 1t Il
some friend in this city.
CINCINNATI, Feb "a The Baltimore
and Ohio Express agent here said thi
evening that the box containing n body
opened in Piitsburg this morning, wa
brought to the depot In this city TO
shipment, and offered to the messenger
This being unusual, the messenger de
| elinsd to take Il, and 1t was left in car
OF the porter and afterwards sent. n
clue TO the person who brought the DO.
could be given. As Its entire weigh
was only thirty. Ave pounds, the agen
thinks it is clear case of medica
Students shipment.
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Congress.

In the q. S. Senate on Thursday, a
conference was ordered on the Fisheries
Retaliation bill. Mr.. VanWyck offered a
resolution declaring 1t to be the judg-
ment OF the Senate that q constitutional
amendment should be submitted to the
people for the election of Senators direct
ly by the voters. Mr.. Edmunds offered,
as question of privilege, a resolution
declaring that John j. Ingalls,, Il Sena-
tor from the State of Kansas, is chosen
President pro tenpore of the Senate, to
take effect at o'clock in the afternoon
of the Goth instant, at which time tht
resignation OF John Sherman, the present
President pro tempore, will take effect, y
Laid over till to-day. Senate adjourned
In the House, vetoes of three priv ate
pension bills and one private "reliei'
bill were received from the President and
referred. Messrs. Randall, Fornsy ano
Ryan were appointed conferrees on the
Sundry Civil bill. The Senate amend
ments to the Military Academy Appro
priation bill were concurred in; those u
the District of Columbia bill were noL
concurred in. The Senate amendment
to the Post-office Appropriation bill wer'
taken up; the South American mail sub
eddy clause was rejected and a conference
was ordered. Mr.. Matson, of Indiana
called up the Presidents veto of the De
pendent Pension bill. After long de
bate the question was taken on the pas
sage of the bill over the veto, and it faile'
to pass for want of two-thirds in the at
firmative, the yeas being 175, and tn
nays 125. All the Republicans and 9
Democrats voted for the passage of the
bill. The negative vote was exclusivel,
Democratic. House adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-25
EanIan and Gaudaur Matched,

New YORK, Feb. 24-Hanlan and
Galdaur, the oarsmen, met here to-day
and AL agret ment WAS arranged for a
single scul race of three miles and one
turn for $500 side and the champion
ship. $1,000 each was deposited. The
ted by each en- May Q, 1887, when the
place OF meeting will be determined
ID case tie parties cannot agree upon q
referee, the stake holder is to appoint
one. Should Gaudaur and Hanlan dis
agree upon the place of meeting for the
match, the stakeholder Ia to name tn,
place, with the understanding that eau
daur does mol waive his right to q lak'
course. The raoe 10 to come off May 80
by which time there must be play O.
pay.